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The Secret Life of Walter Mitty
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The Ü™
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I was thinking INFJ, because there was a definite Ni (perhaps an Ni/Ti loop) struggling against Se in that he vividly fantasizes about going on wild adventures until inferior Se breaks him. Ben Stiller might be an INFJ himself, too.
Of course, I didn't really care much for the movie, I posted some thoughts in the "movies I saw" thread.
Of course, I didn't really care much for the movie, I posted some thoughts in the "movies I saw" thread.
PrimrosePopinjay
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I agree with the INFJ reasoning above.
Nerev
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I think I am an INFP with some INFJ tendencies.
And when I saw this movie I could relate pretty much to the main character personality.
When talking to someone I like (or I do not like) I often imagine myself telling or doing something considered by "weird" by most of people because it can really be out of the current context. As a result, I often keep it for my inner world, often continuing to imagine things about it. I also have a certain taste for adventure and risky sports (even if it frightens me), for discovering new places and really meet authentic people.
However, I am not sure to be as patient as Walter Mitty to examine photos, particularly those details.
So, all in all, I also think INFJ can be correct.
And when I saw this movie I could relate pretty much to the main character personality.
When talking to someone I like (or I do not like) I often imagine myself telling or doing something considered by "weird" by most of people because it can really be out of the current context. As a result, I often keep it for my inner world, often continuing to imagine things about it. I also have a certain taste for adventure and risky sports (even if it frightens me), for discovering new places and really meet authentic people.
However, I am not sure to be as patient as Walter Mitty to examine photos, particularly those details.
So, all in all, I also think INFJ can be correct.
